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mothered

UK
/ˈmʌð.əd/
US
/ˈmʌð.ɚd/
mothernoun
Definizioni
A woman in relation to her child or children.
She is a loving mother to her three children.
A female parent of an animal.
The mother cat watched over her kittens carefully.
A woman who is the head of a religious community of women, such as a mother superior in a convent.
The mother superior guided the nuns with wisdom and compassion.
An origin or source of something.
Necessity is often called the mother of invention.
A title for an elderly woman, often used as a term of respect.
The villagers referred to her as Mother Jones out of respect for her wisdom.
A gelatinous film of bacteria and yeast formed on the surface of fermenting liquids such as vinegar; mother of vinegar.
She skimmed off the mother that had grown on the homemade cider vinegar.
motherverb

mothered

Past Simple

mothered
Past Simple
mothered
Past Participle
mothering
Gerund
UK
/ˈmʌð.ə/
US
/ˈmʌð.ɚ/
Traduzioni
maternerSens figuré : protéger ou prendre soin comme une mère.
She mothered the injured bird back to health.
Elle a maternè l'oiseau blessé jusqu'à ce qu'il retrouve la santé.
enfanterSens de donner naissance, registre neutre à soutenu.
She mothered three children during her lifetime.
Elle a enfanté trois enfants au cours de sa vie.
engendrerSens figuré : provoquer, produire, faire naître.
Early scientific discoveries mothered many modern technologies.
Les premières découvertes scientifiques ont engendré de nombreuses technologies modernes.
Definizioni
To care for or protect someone as a mother would.
She mothered the injured bird back to health.
To give birth to; to be the mother of.
She mothered three children during her lifetime.
To give rise to or bring about; to generate or produce.
Early scientific discoveries mothered many modern technologies.
Sinonimi
cosset
look after
tend
foster
parent
raise
rear
care for
nurture
support
pamper
coddle
protect
cherish
nurse
motheradjective
Definizioni
Relating to or characteristic of a mother; motherly; maternal.
The mother dog growled at anyone who approached her puppies.
Used attributively to designate the largest, primary, or most important of its kind.
The crew stayed aboard the mother ship while the rover explored the surface.
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